BUTT PUCKER CUSTOMS / SNOW
Snowmobiles: get the boring work done.
First snow is a bad time to find out your battery is dead, your belt is cracked, or your track is missing lugs. Do the boring inspection now, ride later.
General snowmobile guidance, not a BPC sled build. No year, make or model is documented here as our own sled. The guides draw on manufacturer sources; use the service information for your machine.
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NEW / SNOWMOBILE COLLECTION
It’s sled season.
Are you ready?
Sled art with the shop tagline. Tee, long sleeve, or pullover hoodie for the garage days spent prepping for snow.
Choose your garment Snow / BPC original
We Wrench. You Clench.
T-shirt
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Shop T-shirt on Amazon ↗Choose your garment Snow / BPC original
We Wrench. You Clench.
Long-sleeve T-shirt
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Shop Long-sleeve T-shirt on Amazon ↗Choose your garment Snow / BPC original
We Wrench. You Clench.
Pullover hoodie
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Shop Pullover hoodie on Amazon ↗Read last spring's service notes.
What was serviced before storage, and what was still on the list? Check the fuel history, battery, belt, track, brakes and throttle before building a parts order. The preseason checklist puts those checks in sequence.
Start with the sled in your garage.
Start with the sled in your garage, not the one in the photo. Its service history, fitted skis and track are the details to write down first.
A winter-ready work list
- Review what was serviced before summer storage.
- Complete the model’s preseason inspection and required repairs.
- Order supplies by exact application, not by appearance.
- Keep a record after the first shakedown ride.
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